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Home My WebLink AboutStreet Lighting Supplemental DataData Collection Form Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Date: Contact Name: Contact Information: The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) is studying the end uses of energy across Alaska in order to implement improved energy programs. This form should be completed only for existing Street and Traffic Lights located in the Community listed above. Notes and additional information about future efforts or ongoing studies into new technology may be provided if applicable. Please leave blank all areas of the form that do not apply to the listed Community at the top of the form. Contact for all questions: Cheryl Marks, WHPacific, Inc. cmarks@whpacific.com; 907-339-6561 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 100-199 W 79 150 W 200-299 W 2 250 W 300-399 W 2 400 W 400 W + HID- Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + HID- Metal Halide (MH) < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + HID- Unknown or Other < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) < 50 W 50-100 W 101-150 W 151-200 W >201 W Incandescent < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + CFL or Fluorescent < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + Other (specify) < 100 W 100-199 W 200-299 W 300-399 W 400 W + Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights % of Green that are LEDs Lamps % of Red LED that are Lamps % of Yellow LED that are Lamps Notes or comments Have you evaluated or considered LED retrofits? Describe or comment. Are these Traffic Lights or Street Lights or Both? See below Have you installed, evaluated or considered dual light-level lamps with occupancy sensors? Describe any street lighting efficiency or retrofit programs implemented or planned: See below Notes: Annual Hours of Darkness in Alaskan Communities Average Monthly and Annnual Sunlight and Darkness, Selected Alaskan Communities in Hours Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual Average Sunlight Annual Average Darkness per Day Annual Average Darkness per Year Anchorage 5.39 7.46 10.24 13.22 16.52 18.43 19.11 17.07 14.16 11.26 8.32 6.08 12.27 11.73 4280.8 Barrow 0 4.05 9.2 14.13 19.44 24 24 24 14.45 11.03 5.52 0 12.49 11.52 4203.0 Bethel 5.48 7.5 10.26 13.2 16.08 18.34 19.01 17.01 14.13 11.26 8.35 6.14 12.23 11.77 4296.1 Fairbanks 4 6.55 10.07 13.35 17.01 20.33 21.25 18.11 14.39 11.19 7.51 4.43 12.35 11.65 4252.6 Juneau 6.3 8.15 10.34 13.13 15.43 17.48 18.1 16.3 14.01 11.3 8.55 6.53 12.14 11.87 4330.7 McGrath 4.57 7.23 10.15 13.28 16.35 19.29 20.24 17.35 14.27 11.23 8.13 5.31 12.28 11.72 4276.6 Nome 4.11 7 10.08 13.35 16.57 21.21 22.09 18.05 14.36 11.2 7.56 4.51 12.51 11.49 4194.8 Seward 6 7.58 10.28 13.19 16.01 18.2 18.45 16.52 14.1 11.28 8.42 6.26 12.19 11.81 4310.3 Sitka 6.5 8.27 10.39 13.1 15.32 17.27 17.48 16.16 13.55 11.31 9.05 7.11 12.13 11.87 4334.1 Yakutat 6.11 8.04 10.3 13.17 15.55 18.08 18.32 16.44 14.07 11.28 8.46 6.35 12.18 11.82 4314.0 Kotzebue (Est.) 11.5 4197.5 Source: “Sunlight Hours by Month in Alaska,” ABS Alaskan, accessed at http://www.absak.com, January 2012. Kotzebue estimate based on data from nearby communities. Lumen Calculation Data Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Specific Lamp Wattage (if available) Lumens Comment HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) (a.) < 100 W 8460 100-199 W 150 W 14400 200-299 W 250 W 26100 300-399 W 400 W 45000 400 W + 1000W 124000 HID- Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) (a.) < 100 W 90 12155 100-199 W 135 19210 200-299 W None higher than 180W 300-399 W 400 W + HID- Metal Halide (MH) (a.) < 100 W 100W 8000 100-199 W 175 W 9300 200-299 W 250 W 17500 300-399 W 310W 32300 400 W + 400 W 45000 LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) (b.) < 50 W 28 W 2100 50-100 W 56 W 2400 101-150 W 130 7750 151-200 W 168 12600 >201 W 225 12800 Incandescent (a.) < 100 W 75 W 850 Lumen Beam Angle 100-199 W 150 W 2640 Lumen Beam Angle 200-299 W 250 W 3100 Lumen Beam Angle 300-399 W 300 W 5190 Lumen Beam Angle 400 W + 500 W 1000 Lumen Beam Angle CFL or Fluorescent (a.) < 100 W 65W 3360 Lumen Beam Angle 100-199 W 100W rapid start up high output 6115 200-299 W 215 very high output 9800 300-399 W 400 W + Source: a. Lamp and Ballast Catalog, OSRAM and Sylvania, Accessed at www.sylvania.com , January 2012, All product data presented in this catalog supersedes all data published before 10/1/07, b. Advance Power, Inc., accessed at http://advancepower.net/advanceledlights/strledlt.htm, January 2012 Detailed Community Results Aleutians The communities studied in the Aleutians Alaska Energy Authority Zone include: • St. Paul • Akutan • Cold Bay • False Pass • Sand Point • King Cove • Unalaska • Adak • DOT Peninsula District All communities are in the Maritime climatic zone with the exception of St. Paul which is located in the Transitional climatic zone. City of St. Paul- St. Paul has a combination of High Pressure Sodium (HPS), Metal Halide (MH), LED and Induction lighting. The 116 fixtures range in wattage from 100 to 400 watts. St. Paul has no traffic lights. Please refer to Table A-1 for more detailed information. MH fixtures are used for the Harbor and Fuel Tank Farm area at 250W and 400W, the 175 W fixtures are located around the town; however, St. Paul has been retrofitting the ballasts into 150W HPS fixtures due to lower costs. Currently, St. Paul has installed four (4) 100W LED fixtures near the school as a test. However, the cost of $760.00 each (plus high shipping costs from the East Coast) prohibits the installation of more around town. In addition, St. Paul has also used a California company Induction Lighting product and has installed 10 100W fixtures as a test on some aluminum poles in one of the newer areas of town. This area was chosen because the lighting was having problems with the wind blowing and shaking the 150 W HPS lamps out. The Induction Lighting has withstood a storm of 60mph winds with gusts over 75MPH. There is a budget for 20 more of this type of Induction Lighting fixture to be installed next year. These lamps have no filament and each is guaranteed for 10 years. The Induction Lighting is being tested and currently showing positive results with the added benefit of it being cheaper than LED and fitting within their budget. Table A-1. St. Paul Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of St. Paul Date: 11-21-11 Contact Name: Jacob Marculief Contact Information: 907-546-3177; jacob@stpaulak.com Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 79 150 W 200-299 W 2 250 W 400 W + 2 400 W HID- Metal Halide (MH) 100-199 W 5 175 W 200-299 W 10 250 W 400 W + 4 400 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 4 100 W Other (specify) 100-199 W 10 100 W Induction Lighting City of Akutan- Akutan currently has 39 street lights and no traffic lights. The Lighting Technology is a combination of LED and Other Lighting (the other type of lighting was not specified). Please reference Table A-2 for more information. Table A-2. Akutan Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Akutan Date: 11/15/11 Contact Name: Karen Vincler Contact Information: 907-698-2228; akutan@gci.net Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 37 55 W Other (specify) 100-199 W 2 150 W Community of Cold Bay and Community of False Pass- Both communities do not currently have street or traffic lighting. Please reference Table A-3 for contact information. Table A-3. Cold Bay and False Pass Contact Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Aleutians East Borough, Cold Bay Date: 10/12/11 Contact Name: Dawn Lyons Contact Information: 1-907-532-2401 Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Aleutians East Borough, False Pass Date: 10/12/11 Contact Name: Chris Emrich Contact Information: 1-907-548-2319 City of Sand Point- Sand Point has a combination of HPS and LED lighting. Recently all the street lighting and the High Bay Public Works Facility street lighting was converted to LED. The street lights are 70 W LED lights and the Public Works facility uses 100 W LED lighting. There are 12 HPS fixtures used for the area’s clinic lighting. There are no traffic lights in Sand Point and they have not evaluated the use of dual level light lamps or occupancy sensors. Please refer to table A-4 for more information. Table A-4. Sand Point Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Sand Point Date: 11-22-11 Contact Name: Howard Smith Contact Information: 907-383-5427 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 12 LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) < 50 W 100 52-70 W 50-100 W 21 100 W City of King Cove- King Cove currently has 137 fixtures that are a combination of Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) and LED. They have installed 5 LED fixtures and have 40 more coming. All of the LED has photo eyes and they are planning on changing all street lighting over to LED. Currently, they have no traffic lights. Please refer to table A-5 for more information. Table A-5. King Cove Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of King Cove Date: 11-22-11 Contact Name: George Simmons Contact Information: 907-497-2537 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) 100-199 W 132 150 LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 100-199 W 5 150 City of Unalaska- Unalaska currently has 166 fixtures that will be converted to LED. One Hundred Forty (140) fixtures have already been converted from 400 W HPS lights to 165 W LED. The remaining 26 HPS lights will be replaced soon; the 65 W LED fixtures that will be replacing them are currently on order. The street lights were costing the city $120,000.00 a year to operate due to a rate of $0.48/kWh in fossil fuel generation. With the conversion to LED lights, Unalaska cut that down by 2/3rds. In addition, the City building lights have been changed to a T5 lamp. There are no current traffic lights. Please refer to Table A-6 for more information. Table A-6. Unalaska Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Unalaska Date: 11-10-11 Contact Name: Mike Daniels Contact Information: mdaniels@ci.unalaska.ak.us Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 26 150 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 100-199 W 140 165 W City of Adak: Adak currently has no operating street lights and no traffic lights. The U.S. Navy installed hundreds of streetlights as part of an infrastructure investment on what used to be a large Naval Air facility. At this point, due to the high cost of power, the City de-energized the lights from the grid. Adak has performed some research into retrofitting some streetlights wherein the energy source would be self-sufficient, i.e. a solar panel powering an LED light. While this looks promising, they are unaware of the potential costs, of which the city may not be able to fund at 100%. They would be interested in participating in any program as a test study. Adak’s location is very unique in that they consistently have wind (the nickname of the island is the “birthplace of the winds”) and a large amount of precipitation at any given time. Their location and climate could be an interesting place to test devices that would have to stand up to the climates seen around the Aleutians and Western/Northern Alaska, notwithstanding that their infrastructure is easier to utilize. Please refer to Table A-7 for contact information. Table A-7. Adak Contact Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Adak Date: 11/16/11 Contact Name: Layton J. Lockett Contact Information: 907-592-4500 Department of Transportation Peninsula District- The DOT Peninsula District has approximately 790 HPS streetlights. These range from 250 W to 400 W lamps. Currently data on traffic signals is not available for this district. LED lighting has not been considered due to the lack of LED fixtures that meet FHA standards. Please refer to Table A-8 for more information. Table A-8. DOT Peninsula District Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Peninsula District Date: 12/23/11 Contact Name: Randy Vanderwood Contact Information: 907-269-0760 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 188 250 W 400 W + 602 400 W Summary of Findings In the AEA region of the Aleutians, the majority of communities studied utilize HPS and LED lighting. All communities with LED lighting, with the exception of St. Paul, find LED lighting to be a cost savings measure. The DOT would like to switch to LED lights should a product become available that meets all Federal standards and can be used for their highway street lights. The City of Adak would be interested in utilizing LED lighting if they can find a cost effective way of funding the retrofit. Percentage of Aleutians communities studied utilizing LED lighting technology: 62% Bristol Bay The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of Bristol Bay are: • Newhalen • Nondalton • Bristol Bay • New Stuyahok • Togiak All communities are in the Transitional climatic. Roads and trails are covered by the street and traffic lights studied in this region. City of Newhalen- Newhalen currently has only 1-2 working lights due to vandalism. They will not be repairing any of the 8 HPS fixtures until they install vandal proof shields on them. Currently they are using a grant to install 20 LED street lights with vandal proof shields. These lights will be installed in January 2012. Newhalen has no traffic lights. Please refer to Table B-1 for more information. Table B-1. Newhalen Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Newhalen Date: 11/18/11 Contact Name: George Hornberger Contact Information: 907-571-1259 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 8 250 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 100-199 W 20 140 W (not installed yet) City of Nondalton- Nondalton has two street lights both HPS and no traffic lights. Please refer to Table B-2 for more information. Table B-2. Nondalton Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Nondalton Date: 11/18/11 Contact Name: George Hornberger Contact Information: 907-571-1259 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 2 150 W Bristol Bay- Bristol Bay’s street lights are maintained by Naknek Electric Association (NEA). NEA declined participation in the study and would not provide lighting information on the communities in Bristol Bay that they maintain. Please refer to Table B-3 for contact information. Table B-3. Bristol Bay- NEA Contact Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Bristol Bay Date: 10/17/2011 Contact Name: Peggy Saia, Naknek Electic Association Contact Information: psaia@nea.coop City of New Stuyahok and City of Togiak- New Stuyahok and Togiak’s street lights HPS and maintained by Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC). They have no traffic lights. Please refer to Table B-4 for more information. Table B-4. New Stuyahok and Togiak Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: New Stuyahok Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 20 100W Community: Togiak Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 48 100W Summary of Findings Newhalen is the only studied community in the AEA zone of Bristol Bay that utilizes LED’s. AVEC expressed no interest in changing their lighting technology to LED’s. This was common amongst many utility providers. As the LED lights in Newalen are not yet installed there is no information from them if this has saved the city money. Percentage of Bristol Bay communities studied utilizing LED lighting technology: 20% Bering Straits The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the Bering Straits are: • Brevig Mission • Elim • Gambell • Grayling • Savoonga • Scammon Bay • Shaktoolik • Koyuk • Shishmaref • St. Michael • Stebbins • Teller • Wales • Nome All communities are in the Transitional climatic zone with exception of Shishmaref which is in the Arctic climate zone. AVEC Communities- All of the communities studied in the Bering Straits AEA Zone are AVEC served communities with the exception of Nome. With a few exceptions, the majority of the street lighting in these communities are 100W HPS lights with no traffic. Please refer to Table B-5 for more information. Table B-5. AVEC Communities Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Brevig Mission Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 22 100W Community: Elim Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 46 100W Community: Gambell Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W NONE NONE Community: Grayling Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 25 100W Community: Savoonga Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 20 100W Community: Scammon Bay Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 31 100W Community: Shaktoolik Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 31 100W Community: Koyuk Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 39 100W Community: Shishmaref Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 32 (28) 100W, (4) 175W Community: St. Michael Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 36 (35) 100W, (5) 175W Community: Stebbins Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 18 (15) 100W, (3) 175W Community: Teller Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 24 100W Community: Wales Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 20 100W City of Nome- The City of Nome currently has street lighting maintained by the city as well as street lighting maintained by DOT along state roads. The DOT lighting consists of 90 250 W HPS fixtures. They have been provided information on these fixtures and have been asked to fund replacement lights. The city replaced their 250 W conventional fixtures with LED lighting. The 80W LED use 66% of the energy that the conventional lighting uses. The 40W LED uses 33% of energy as compared to a conventional fixture. The city is pleased with the change to LED’s and the energy savings. However, they had to add a few streetlights due to the directional light from the LED’s. Please refer to Table B-6 for more information. Table B-6 City of Nome Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Nome Date: 12/23/11 Contact Name: John Handeland Contact Information: Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 90 250 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 265 (240 ) 40 W, (25) 80 Summary of Findings Nome is the only studied community in the AEA zone of Bering Straits that utilizes LEDs and is not an AVEC community. The rest of the communities’ street lights are owned by AVEC and employ mostly 100 W HPS fixtures as their street lighting. Copper River/ Chugach The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of Copper River/ Chugach are: • Cordova • Chistochina • Mentasta • Slana All communities are in the Continental climatic with exception of Cordova which is in the Maritime climate. Cordova- The community of Cordova has several different street light end-users. Cordova Electric Cooperative owns and operates 84W, LED fixtures, installed in the last three years. The City of Cordova has 55W LED fixtures on First Street and approximately 40 150W HPS lights left in the harbor dock area. The State of Alaska DOT still maintains 15 HPS lights. There are no traffic lights in Cordova. Please refer to Table C-1 for more information. Table C-1. Cordova Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Cordova Date: 11/10/11 Contact Name: Andy Gentry, Cordova Electric Contact Information: agentry@cordovaelectric.com Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 40 150 W 200-299 W 15 250 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 270 (48) 55 W, (222) 84 W Communities of Chistochina, Mentasta and Slana- These communities have lights that are security based lighting at residences. These lights are owned and maintained by Alaska Power and Telephone Company. Please refer to Table C-2 for more information. Table C-2. Chistochina, Mentasta and Slana Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Chistochina Date: 11/15/11 Contact Name: John Harvey, AP&T Company Contact Information: 907-883-5101 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 7 100 W Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Mentasta Date: 11/15/11 Contact Name: John Harvey, AP&T Company Contact Information: 907-883-5101 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 9 100 W Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Slana Date: 11/15/11 Contact Name: John Harvey, AP&T Company Contact Information: 907-883-5101 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 7 100 W Summary of Findings Cordova is the only studied community in the AEA zone of Copper River/ Chugach that utilizes LED’s. The rest of communities’ street lights are owned by Alaska Power and Telephone (AP&T). AP&T is very interested in talking to AEA about LED retrofits. Currently, the maintenance cost to frequently replace the HPS bulbs in AP&T’s communities is extensive. The long life of LED bulbs makes the conversion appealing to AP&T. Percentage of Copper River Region communities studied utilizing LED lighting technology: 25% Kodiak The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of Kodiak are: • Kodiak • Old Harbor All communities are in the Maritime climate. Kodiak- Kodiak uses a combination of HPS, LED and Incandescent (MV) lighting. They have two traffic lights one of which is a blinking light. In addition, Kodiak has approximately 500 DOT maintained street lights. DOT was unable to provide specific data for the street lighting they own in this region. However, based on the information gathered from DOT for other communities, it can be assumed that these 500 street lights are all HPS and are either 250 W or 400 W. Please refer to Table K-1 for more information: Table K-1. Kodiak Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Kodiak Date: 10/14/11 Contact Name: Jo Ure Contact Information: 907-486-7702 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 163 100 W, 150 W 200-299 W 133 250 W 400 W + 200 400 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 100-199 W 35 150 W 200-299 W 15 250 W 400 W + 61 400 W Incandescent 100-199 W 197 175 W (MV) Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 2 one is blinking light Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Kodiak Date: 10/14/11 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 250 250 W 400 W + 250 400 W Old Harbor- Old Harbor’s street lighting is AVEC maintained. Like in most AVEC communities Old Harbor has no traffic lights and only utilizes HPS street lighting, the majority of which is 100 W. Please refer to Table K-2 for more information. Table K-2. Old Harbor Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Old Harbor Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 35 100W (29), 175 W (6) Summary of Findings In the AEA zone of Kodiak the only studied community that utilizes LED technology is Kodiak. Lower Yukon- Kuskokwim The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of Lower Yukon- Kuskokwim are: • Chuathbaluk • Alakanuk • Andreafsky • Chevak • Anvik • Eek • Emmonak • Goodnews Bay • Hooper Bay • Lower Kalskag • Upper Kalskag • Kasigluk • Kotlik • Marshall • Mekoryuk • Mountain Village • Nightmute • Nunapitchuk • Pilot Station • Pitkas Point • Quinhagak • Russian Mission • Toksook Bay • Tununak • St. Marys All communities are in the Transitional climate. Chuathbaluk- The community of Chuathbaluk has no street or traffic lights. Please refer to Table L-1 for contact information. Table L-1. Chuathbaluk Contact Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Chuathbaluk Date: 10/27/11 Contact Name: Katherine Phillips Contact Information: 907-467-4115 AVEC Communities- All of the communities studied in the Lower Yukon- Kuskokwim AEA Zone are AVEC served communities with the exception of Chuathbaluk. The majority of the street lighting in these communities 100W HPS lights with no traffic lights with a few exceptions. Please refer to Table L-2 for more information. Table L-2. AVEC Communities Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Alakanuk Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 32 100W Community: Andreafsky Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 10 (5) 100W, (5) 175W Community: Chevak Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 29 100W Community: Anvik Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 25 100W Community: Eek Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 29 100W Community: Emmonak Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 40 100W Community: Goodnews Bay Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 19 100W Community: Hooper Bay Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 44 100W Community: Lower Kalskag Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 2 100W Community: Upper Kalskag Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 20 100W Community: Kasigluk Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 37 100W Community: Kotlik Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 32 100W Community: Marshall Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 34 100W Community: Mekoryuk Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 26 100W Community: Mountain Village Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 51 100W Community: Nightmute Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 17 100W Community: Nunapitchuk Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 17 100W Community: Pilot Station Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 53 100W Community: Pitkas Point Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 2 100W Community: Quinhagak Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 30 100W Community: Russian Mission Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 14 100W Community: Toksook Bay Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 37 (28) 100W, (9) 175W Community: Tununak Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 17 100W Community: St. Marys Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 21 (20) 100W, (1) 175W Summary of Findings All studied communities in the Lower Yukon- Kuskokwim AEA region that have street lights are lights owned and maintained by AVEC. These lights are all HPS the majority being 100 W. 100% HPS 98% 100 W 2% 175 W North Slope The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the North Slope are: • Atqasuk • Anaktuvuk Pass • Deadhorse • Kaktovik • Nuiqsut • Point Hope • Wainwright All communities are in the Arctic climate. The information was provided for all the above communities it was not available broken out per community. There are no traffic lights in these communities. Currently, the North Slope is changing out all of the HPS street lights with LED lights. At the beginning of 2012 all street lighting should be LED. The street lighting is maintained by the North Slope Borough Public Works department. Barrow and Prudhoe are not part of their system. Data was unavailable for Barrow and Prudhoe at the time of this study. Please refer to Table N-1 for more information. Please refer to the appendix for more detailed information on the new LED lighting. Table N-1. North Slope Borough Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: North Slope Borough Date: 10/15/11 Contact Name: Max E. Ahgeak-Power Systems Manager Contact Information: 907-852-0489 ext.0823 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) 100-199 W 85 150W 200-299 W 85 250W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 750 72W Summary of Findings The studied communities in the North Slope Borough will all be converted to LED lighting. Northwest Arctic The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the Northwest Arctic are: • Ambler • Shungnak • Kiana • Selawik • Noorvik • Kivalina • Noatak • Buckland • Deering • Kotzebue • Kobuk All communities are in the Arctic climate. There are no traffic lights in these communities. LED lighting has not been considered for use in street lighting; only for the interior lighting in buildings. The communities are all using 100 W HPS street lights with the exception of Kotzebue. Please refer to Table N-1-1 for more information. Table N-1. Northwest Arctic Borough Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: NW Arctic Borough Date: 9/22/11 Contact Name: Ingemar Mathiasson Contact Information: 1-877-306-3749; IMathiasson@NWABOR.ORG Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 247 100W see below for Community breakdown 100-199 W 239 150W Kotzebue only Fixture Count By Community: Ambler 38 Shungnak 10 Kiana 27, but wants more Selawik 30, wants 7 more Noorvik 37 Kivalina 18 Noatak 22 Buckland 40 Deering 25 Summary of Findings All studied communities in Northwest Arctic AEA region have HPS Street Lighting. All street lighting in this region with the exception of Buckland, Deering and Kotzebue is maintained by AVEC. 100% HPS 51% 100 W 49% 150 W Railbelt The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the Railbelt are listed below. The communities are in the Transitional and Continental climatic zones: • Denali Borough- Continental • Anderson- Continental • Kenai Peninsula Borough - Transitional • Anchorage- Transitional • DOT Anchorage District- Transitional • Fairbanks- Continental • DOT Fairbanks District- Continental • Minto- Continental • Delta Junction- Continental • North Pole- Continental • Wasilla- Transitional • Palmer- Transitional • DOT Matanuska District- Transitional • Matanuska Electric Communities- Transitional • Soldotna- Transitional • Healy Lake- Continental • Homer- Transitional Denali Borough/ Anderson- Denali has no street or traffic lights. The communities within their borough are the Village of Cantwell and the City of Anderson which also have no street or traffic lighting. The only lighting within the Borough are highway lights which are maintained by DOT. Please refer to Table R-1 for contact information. Table R-1 Denali Borough/ Anderson Contact Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Denali Borough Date: 10/4/11 Contact Name: N/A Contact Information: 907 683-1330 Community: City of Anderson Date: 10/12/11 Contact Name: Darla Coghill Contact Information: 1-907-5825256 Kenai Peninsula Borough- Kenai Peninsula Borough has no street or traffic lighting. Please refer to Table R-2 for contact information. Table R-2 Kenai Peninsula Borough Contact Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Kenai Peninsula Borough Date: 10/12/11 Contact Name: Cari Ward Contact Information: 1-907-2624427 Anchorage- Anchorage’s street lights are owned by the Municipality of Anchorage and State Department of Transportation. Approximately an additional 3500 HPS lights are utility companies’ owned. The Municipality of Anchorage owns and maintains only HPS and MH street lights. The Municipality is currently in the process of changing all metered lights over to LED and the lights owned by the utilities are in the process of examining a new tariff for LED street lights replacing their maintained HPS. Please refer to table R-3.1 for Municipality of Anchorage information. Please refer to table R-3.2 for DOT Anchorage District information. Table R-3.1 Municipality of Anchorage Lighting Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Anchorage Date:10/21/11 Contact Name: Jeff Tews Contact Information: TewsJA@muni.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 1500 400 W + 1500 400W HID- Metal Halide (MH) < 100 W 2500 100-199 W 2000 Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 260 signalized intersections % of Green that are LEDs Lamps 100 % of Red LED that are Lamps 100 % of Yellow LED that are Lamps Notes or comments Red and green LEDs changed over 10 years ago Table R-3.2 DOT Anchorage District Lighting Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Anchorage District Date: 12/23/11 Contact Name: Randy Vanderwood Contact Information: 907-269-0760 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 2250 250 W 400 W + 2250 400 W Fairbanks- Fairbanks street lights are owned by the City of Fairbanks and State Department of Transportation. The City of Fairbanks has been converting their street lights to LED. About 63% of their street lights have been converted, saving 50% of the kwh per fixture and giving them approximately 20,000-150,000 lamp hours. The city has considered dual light level lamps with occupancy sensors although they do not currently have any installed. In addition, the City has installed master clock and PC controllers into their system for added efficiency. The controls are for 47% of the street lighting system. The DOT Fairbanks District owns and maintains 3000 HPS fixtures. The traffic lights are 99% LED and the total annual cost for their street and traffic lights are approximately $805,443 annually and 4,344,853 kwh used. Please refer to table R-4.1 for City of Fairbanks information. The DOT’s Northern Region also maintains street lights in Delta, Tok, Valdez, Cordova, Nome and Glennallen. However no specific information on those lights can be gathered at this time. It is estimated that in those communities are approximately 40-50 street lights and are assumed to be a HPS fixture at either a 250 or 400 W. Please refer to table R-4.2 for DOT Fairbanks District information. Table R-4.1 City of Fairbanks Lighting Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Fairbanks Date: 10/21/11 Contact Name: Jerry Colp Contact Information: 907-459-6745 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 12 50 W 100-199 W 716 100, 150, 200, 250 W 400 W + 307 400 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) < 50 W 1679 55, 79, 95 W 50-100 W 76 104, 107, 142, 153 W Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 300 % of Green that are LEDs Lamps 100 % of Red LED that are Lamps 100 % of Yellow LED that are Lamps 100 Notes or comments 30 signalized intersections Table R-4.2 DOT Fairbanks District Lighting Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Fairbanks District Date: 12/20/11 Contact Name: Clark Milne Contact Information: 907-451-5285 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 1500 250 W 400 W + 1500 400 W Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 2121 % of Green that are LEDs Lamps 100 % of Red LED that are Lamps 100 % of Yellow LED that are Lamps 100 Notes or comments 84 signalized intersections Minto- The City of Minto has no street or traffic lighting. Please refer to Table R-5 for contact information. Table R-5. Minto Contact Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Minto Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Delta Junction- The City of Delta Junction converted in 2009 from HPS to LED street lights. This change has shown a reduction in costs, and the fixtures have been highly dependable. In 2012 the City intends to replace the exterior municipal building lights and parking lot lights with LED fixtures. The City has no traffic lights. Please refer to table R-6 for more information. Table R-6. Delta Junction Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Delta Junction Date: 11-30-11 Contact Name: Mike Tvenge Contact Information: mtvenge@ci.delta-junction.ak.us Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 200-299 W 10 250 North Pole- The City of North Pole has a combination of HPS and LED lighting. They have one traffic light that is on the state route and maintained by DOT. Please refer to table R-7 for more information. Table R-7. North Pole Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of North Pole Date: 11-9-2011 Contact Name: William Butler Contact Information: 907-488-8593 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 88 LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 100-199 W 135 Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 1- DOT maintained Wasilla- Wasilla has street lights maintained by the city, the State DOT and a private utility district. The State DOT and the utility district were unable to break out their lighting information by city and provided numbers for the entire Matanuska District. Our contact for the city has been lobbying for LED retrofits for several years now; however, it has never been budgeted. They are interested in seeing the results of this study and using it for additional support for obtaining funding for LED retrofits. Please refer to table R-8 for more information. Table R-8. Wasilla Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Wasilla Date: 12-19-11 Contact Name: Tony Leoni Contact Information: TLeoni@ci.wasilla.ak.us Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 400 W + 47 400 W HID- Metal Halide (MH) 200-299 W 75 250 W Palmer- Palmer has street lights maintained by the city, the State DOT, and a private utility district. The State DOT and the utility district were unable to break their lighting information out by city and provided numbers for the entire Matanuska District. Please refer to table R-9 for the City of Palmer maintained lights. Table R-9. Palmer Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Palmer Date: 11/9/11 Contact Name: Greg Wickham Contact Information: gwickham@palmerak.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 77 250 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 61 75 W DOT Matanuska District- DOT has no detailed street lighting information on this district. Approximately 1000-1200 HPS street lights are located in this district. The street lights are all 250 or 400 W lamps. Please refer to table R-10 for more information. Table R-10 DOT Matanuska District Lighting Information. Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Matanuska District Date: 12/23/11 Contact Name: Randy Vanderwood Contact Information: 907-269-0760 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 550 250 W 400 W + 550 400 W Matanuska Electric Association Communities- The communities served by Matanuska Electric Association include Trapper Creek, Talkeetna, Susitina, Willow, Chickaloon, Sutton Alpine, Lazy Mountain, Palmer, Butte, Knik River, Fishhook, Tanaina, Lakes, Wasilla, Knik-Fairview, Meadow Lakes, Houston, Big Lake, and Point MacKenzie. MEA is unable to break out the street lighting information for their street lights by community. Please refer to table R-11 for more information. Table R-11. Matanuska Susitna Valley Electric Association Cooperative Communities Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Matanuska Susitna Valley Electric Association Cooperative Communities Date: 12/6/11 Contact Name: Suzi Deuser Contact Information: 907-761-9215 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 29 150 W 200-299 W 773 250 W Other (specify) 100-199 W 80 175 W (MV) 200-299 W 7 250 W (MV) 400 W + 6 400W (MV) Soldotna- The city of Soldotna currently has HPS and MH street lights. They are hoping to convert all street lights to LED in the summer of 2012. The street lights included in the count below are street lights, bike path lights, exterior parking lot lights and traffic signals. Please refer to table R-12 for more information. Table R-12. Soldotna Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Soldotna Date: 12-5-11 Contact Name: Scott Sundberg Contact Information: 907-262-4672 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 8 100-199 W 41 150 W 200-299 W 230 250 W 400 W + 41 400 W HID- Metal Halide (MH) 100-199 W 2 175 W Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 24 Bulbs 116 Watt Incandescent Healy Lake- Healy Lake’s street lighting is maintained by Alaska Power and Telephone (AP&T). Currently all AP&T lights are HPS. AP&T is interested in meeting with AEA and discussing the possibility of converting to LED lights. Currently AP&T is faced with high costs of replacing the HPS lamps due to the short lamp life (5000 hours). Please see Table R-13 for more information. Table R-13. Healy Lake Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Healy Lake Contact Name: Greg Mickelson, AP&T Contact Information: 907-755-4825 Date: 1-11-12 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 5 100 W Homer- The street lights are maintained by Homer Electrical Association. The City pays a flat fee for the street lighting and the maintenance. Because of this, there is no financial incentive for the City or for Homer Electrical Association to research LED technologies or other energy saving strategies. Please refer to table R-14 for more information. Table R-14. Homer Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Homer Date: 11/17/11 Contact Name: Mitchell Hrachiar Contact Information: 907-435-3137 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 200-299 W 26 250 W 400 W + 3 400 W Other (specify) 100-199 W 3 175 W Mercury Vapor 400 W + 17 400 W Mercury Vapor Summary of Findings The communities studied in the AEA zone of Railbelt use a number of technologies for their street lighting. Many of these communities have installed or are planning to install LED lighting into all their street and traffic lights. Southeast The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the Southeast are listed below. The communities are in the Maritime climatic zone. • Skagway • Sitka • Yakutat • Wrangell • Alaska Power and Telephone Communities: o Haines o Coffman Cove o Craig o Klawock o Thorne Bay o Hydaburg o Hollis o Whale Pass • Ketchikan • Inside Passage Electric Cooperative Communities: o Hoonah o Angoon o Kake o Klukwan/ Chilkat Valley o Petersberg o DOT Juneau District Skagway- The City and Borough of Skagway has a variety of lighting types which are maintained by Alaska Power and Telephone. The lighting count includes security “street” lights that are owned by AP&T and paid for by the residents. Please see Table S-1 for more information. Table S-1. Skagway Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City and Borough of Skagway Date: 11/11/11 Contact Name: Darren Belisle Contact Information: darren.b@aptalaska.com Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 2 100 W HID- Metal Halide (MH) 100-199 W 53 175 W HID- Unknown or Other 100-199 W 75 175 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 11 100 W Sitka- The City and Borough of Sitka installed several different types of lights in order to compare the costs of the street light. Their comparison between different types of street lights is not strictly based on lamp wattage. Additionally, initial cost of the fixture, hours of operation, ballast or power supply losses, and maintenance need to be incorporated into the equation to determine energy efficiency and life cycle cost. For the purpose of their analysis; kWh metering has been installed on each fixture type, hours of operation are assumed to be sunset to sunrise, and the city standard 150 watt HPS has been chosen as the baseline for comparison. Fixtures chosen for comparison included one (1) LED replacement lamp, one (1) LED replacement fixture, and two (2) magnetic induction replacement fixtures. Please see Table S-2 for more information. Table S-2. Sitka Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City & Borough of Sitka Date: 11/15/11 Contact Name: David R. Hawkins Contact Information: (907) 747-4008; davidhawkins@cityofsitka.com Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 363 (3) 100 W, (360) 150 W 200-299 W 7 250 W 400 W + 2 400 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 3 70 W Other (specify) < 100 W 83 70 W Magnetic Induction Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 2 Yakutat- The City of Yakutat has HPS street lighting and no traffic lights. Please refer to table S-3 for more information. Table S-3. Yakutat Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Yakutat Date: 10/18/11 Contact Name: Scott Newlun Contact Information: 907-784-3242 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 75 150 W Wrangell- The City of Wrangell is currently changing all but 33 street lights to LED. The LED installations will be completed by August 31, 2012. Please refer to the appendix for current usage and future usage information. Please refer to table S-4 for information on the current street lighting. Table S-4. Wrangell Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: City of Wrangell Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Valerie Biastoch Contact Information: 907-874-3602 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 219 150 W 200-299 W 47 250 W 400 W + 36 400 W HID- Low Pressure Sodium (LPS) 100-199 W 7 180 W HID- Metal Halide (MH) 100-199 W 84 175 W 400 W + 4 400 W Traffic Lights Total Number of Traffic Lights 4, school flashers only Alaska Power and Telephone Communities- The lighting in Haines Borough, Coffman Cove, Craig, Klawock, Thorne Bay and Hydaburg are maintained by Alaska Power and Telephone. Haines Borough’s lighting count includes security “street” lights that are owned by AP&T and paid for by the residents. Please see Table S-5 for more information. Table S-5. Alaska Power and Telephone Communities’ Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Haines Borough Date: 1-11-12 Contact Name: Greg Mickelson, AP&T Contact Information: 907-755-4825 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 208 100 W 200-299 W 127 250 W 400 W + 3 400 W HID- Unknown or Other 100-199 W 6 175 W MV Community: Coffman Cove Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 25 100 W Community: Craig Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 184 70 W 100-199 W 24 100 W Community: Klawock Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 150 100 W Community: Thorne Bay Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 78 100 W Community: Hydaburg Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 72 100 W Community: Hollis Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 21 100 W Community: Whale Pass Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 3 100 W Ketchikan- Ketchikan is planning to start an LED pilot program for all state owned streets in 2012. There are no traffic lights in Ketchikan. Please refer to Table S-7 for more information. Table S-7. Ketchikan Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Ketchikan Date: 10/17/11 Contact Name: Mark Adams Contact Information: 907-225-5505 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 291 75 W 100-199 W 1089 100 W, 150 W, 175 W 200-299 W 300 250 W LED (Whole Fixture Wattage) 50-100 W 5 50 W Inside Passage Electric Cooperative Communities- Inside Passage Electric Cooperative Communities include: Hoonah, Angoon, Kake and Klukwan/ Chilkat Valley. IPEC is limited to the type of fixture they are able to use because the lamp replacement is from the ground. Switching to LED would be too costly and they would not be able to service the fixture. Please refer to Table S-7 for more information. Table S-7. Inside Passage Electric Cooperative Communities’ Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Hoonah Date: 11-17-11 Contact Name: Peter Bibb, IPEC Contact Information: 907-321-0461 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 127 100 W 200-299 W 5 250 W Community: Kake Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 96 100 W 200-299 W 2 250 W Community: Angoon Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 63 100 W Community: Klukwan/ Chilkat Valley Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 21 100 W Petersburg- The city of Petersburg has several different wattages of HPS street lighting and no traffic lights. Please refer to table S-8 for more information. Table S-8. Petersburg Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Petersburg Date: 11-14-11 Contact Name: Sid Bacom Contact Information: 907-772-4203 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 42 70 W 100-199 W 414 100W (274), 150 W (140) 200-299 W 79 200 W (7), 250 W (72) DOT Juneau District- The Department of Transportation’s Southeast region includes 11 communities; however, the only data they had available was for their Juneau District. Juneau has street lights maintained by DOT and lights maintained by the city. The city did not provide any data on the street lights that they maintain. Please refer to table S-9 for information on the DOT maintained street lights. Table S-9. DOT Juneau District Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: DOT Juneau District Date: 12-20-11 Contact Name: Greg Patz Contact Information: 907-465-1784 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 590 250 W 400+ W 2 600 W Summary of Findings Unlike with several of the other AEA regions, the studied communities in the Southeast AEA region does not have a strong pattern of lighting technology. Many different types of fixtures are used including, HPS, LPS, LED and MH. Yukon-Koyukuk/ Upper Tanana The communities studied within the Alaska Energy Authority Zone of the Southeast are listed below. The communities are in the Continental climatic zone with exception of Shageluk and Huslia which are located in the Transitional climatic zone. o AVEC Communities o Holy Cross o Huslia o Kaltag o Nulato o Shageluk o Galena o Alaska Power and Telephone Communities o Allakaket o Bettles o Dot Lake o Eagle o Northway o Tetlin o Tok and Tanacross AVEC Communities- The communities of Holy Cross, Huslia, Kaltag, Nulato, Shageluk are AVEC-served communities. The street lighting in these communities is 100 W HPS lights with no traffic lights. Please refer to Table Y-1 for more information. Table Y-1. AVEC Communities Lighting Data Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Holy Cross Date: 11/2/11 Contact Name: Meera Kohler, AVEC Contact Information: 907.565.5531; mkohler@avec.org Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 20 100W Community: Huslia Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 18 100W Community: Kaltag Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 19 100W Community: Nulato Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 28 100W Community: Shageluk Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 13 100W Galena- The community of Galena currently has all HPS street lighting. They are interested in switching to LED lighting, but find that it is cost prohibitive. Please refer to Table Y-2 for more information. Table Y-2. Galena Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Galena Date: 11/22/11 Contact Name: Ben Koontz Contact Information: 907-656-1301 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) < 100 W 5 50 W 100-199 W 140 150 W 200-299 W 5 200 W 400 W + 5 400 W Alaska Power and Telephone Communities- The lighting in Allakaket, Bettles, Dot Lake, Eagle, Northway, Tetlin, Tok and Tanacross are maintained by Alaska Power and Telephone. Please see Table Y-3 for more information. Table Y-3. Alaska Power and Telephone Communities’ Lighting Information Alaska Energy Authority Community Street Lighting Survey Community: Allakaket Date: 1-11-12 Contact Name: Greg Mickelson, AP&T Contact Information: 907-755-4825 Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 27 100 W Community: Bettles Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 3 100 W Community: Dot Lake Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 3 100 W Community: Eagle Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 11 100 W Community: Northway Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 21 100 W Community: Tetlin Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 14 100 W Community: Tok and Tanacross Lighting Technology Lamp Wattage Fixture Count Specific Lamp Wattage (if available), Notes HID- High Pressure Sodium (HPS) 100-199 W 134 100 W Summary of Findings The majority of the communities studied in the Yukon-Koyuk/ Upper Tanana AEA zone are maintained by AVEC and AP&T. As previously noted AP&T currently uses only HPS lighting technology and is interested in switching to LED. AVEC also only uses HPS lighting, the majority being 100W. Although Galana is not serviced by either AVEC or AP&T, they utilize HPS street lighting, finding that LED would be too costly to install. 100% HPS 66% 100 W